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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-03

special election viii be held IN the SAID county Of
saline for the purpose Of voting on tue q lsstisn
and proposition IN the above order contaiucd
and that said election will be held a. the usual
place Of holding general elections in sal saline
county, and In the manner provided By law for
holding general elections
Witne1s my hand and 0ficial signature this
23i day Of February, A. D., lss7.
". W. BARTLErT. Sheriff.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-03
Published Thursdsy. March ard lss7.
Ordinance No. 527.

An ordinauea autboriring and directing the issue
Of ths bonds Of the city Of Salina, i0T the Pur
pose therein named.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-03
ne ozloago, Rdlsas 4 WeRsrn Rat
rad o0nlpnnH,

rngwent fharnfar. Whieh pstllioa eEelasfsa u
- El11stlFss b b roFds an6 aEaEss as ssilssa
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-03

b determine uhethsr Eaii county shall make
such subscription Of stock and shall issue 10 pav-
ment therefor the bonds Of said county on the
terms and condiiions 81 out iu said peiiiion AID
such eiecticn shall in all respects, Be- CONDUCTED
an5 returns made, and result ascrriained ara
declared. IN the manner provided b law or grn-
erai elections.
10 witness whereof. I, ". ". Bartlett. sherin
Of saline county, state Of Kausas have heresn-o
set my hand 81 the city Of sailnE, This 22l day
ofFsbTuary, A. D ls5.
Wv BARTLETT.
Sheriff Of Sariur CoifTfr
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-03

Of all kinds at your own Price.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-03

Nov, therslorP. /, W. ". Bartlett, sheriff of
the county o. saline, state Of kansas by virtue of
the authority In ne By Law vested. ana Id pursu-
ancs Of the above recited order Of ssd hutTi of
eJunty commissioners, do Hereby make ruhlie
proclamation, and give notice, that tpcciai else
lion viii be held IN said county 80 the usual and
established places Of voting 10 each vuiiug yrr-
eiucf in aid county on the
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-03
Real Eststs Transfers.

Real Estate cOnvsysnces for the
week ending Feb %. 1887, furnished
by Wight, Henne & Lynn, abstractors
Of titles, SaIIna, Kansas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28
finanr1at.
Holders ofWabash Bonds

ON LINES EAST OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER
Arc requested to deposit their Trust
Company No 81 Walst. New-YOIk. in pursuance the
plan OF reorganization agreed BIZ the Bondhoers Com.
mitiees and the Purchasing Committee
For the principal OF all bonds fifty per gold
bonds will be given whom the completed
When bonds deposited First Mortgage
Funded Debt Bonds and scrip Except the Detroit d.
vson) receive cash for al accrued interest and also for in
terest overdue coupons TO November l. 1887
Second Mortgages Funded Bonds scrip
and the Detroit Division Mortgage Bonds
to November /. 1897
Consolidated Mortgages Funded Debt AMI scrip OF
and Wabash Mortgage rs Of 1879 First Mortgage
Bonds for all accrued interest
The Central Trus Company VIII give for all sccurtss its
temporary receipts for certificates
they prepared which receipts certificates
will bear interest from November 1884, pay able semsnnu
ally.
The for deposi;ing securities under this plan is limited
January 20 1888.
Full details be obtained at che Central Trust COMPANY
JAS. r. 10Y, Chairman
THOS H. HI BBARD Purchasing
3 GD o hs + iME!LE' Committee
CYRTs = LAWRkNCE, Ron,rholaers'
THOMAS b. ATKINS. \'o"''''o
The plan recommended TO the bonfofers repre-
scented 10y the undersigned. -
First Mortgage Bondhoders' Committee
Vol knye l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28
legal Notifies.
1--WE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
NOE propIE OF THE STATE OF NEW.

FIfHE DLl)PLE VI II u n i - . ARA
H. al r.rson, mi erested IN the estate OF ~, -
~ It,lRN and LOU is JACOb OWski hsSsheu W
I.IR for the benefit OF creditors senu
IN aud FAC of YOU hereby cited ana teluI.u Court
,o md a n Special lerni OF INC
~, G bcd Al he Chnuie thereof In the toupl, %
' -, mo ify Of New York. the 9th Day OF reoi',
~, ! ',clsrl m thon aud there 20 show cnuA" " ~
anal ;rIu.nt arcOunis oil Ia
- 80 xs named Ions IflDorn and Louis JacuDo"sk,
M ,f debtors should be had and II no caus. p
800 -, ar,.nd the nnal settlement o tho asslHnrr ~
thn ~ herrof have herruuo caused the seal OIL 'no
"a s,i,reu ne Court be her~nnto AN a ~ ,ba
Nh,ss no ~, ana court This 18th day OF Decemosr'
1887. r.nrs A EIACK Clerk
,,,pozo a SFWCOMBE. Attorneys for AsslEnes
tAhpo~' ~ No 90 broadway, New-fork Cb'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28
protes
nlusieal Instruments.

A NUMBER of Grand, Upright and square
~ pianos Of our make ghtly useL al most 40 go,t -
WARRANTED. wiz % fo'i ~ '"'''
Iom ros ai"r pTi''@ WIN. KNABE& 90.
Fifth. ave, ABOVE l0th-sk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28
CPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE. ., A.. co,,v
Duncan Piano Co to dsPo's Of tie balance o, tns or
90 .fIng ~ 3OO UprxhA snail onsr then WnoiesAs "f
st cost of production HAHDMN An, PECh ~ %,
nsaufsotursss OF tho Famous HAhDMAN pmne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28
ffrinres an0 Hleetin9s.

EREE LECTURE FOR LADIES, to-Inorrow
Irhnrslay) o'clock. sharp Subject: "Why persons
having French for several years IN 10.
schoo of cannot tax, write properly OF e.sn
form ample correctly Pro fEh4h ~ ION ny
iaou Pow technique" Of Pars eoS b1v~u"AS' ~0
sneetic Building, Nsw.fork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28
Real Cs!nls

THE TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST
COMPANY, o. IS Libcrty-st. " y. has
McSs Y 70 LOAN
On bond mort gaze at = per Loans must be within
90 per cerl o. cons rvaiigo valuation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28
REAL ESTATE.
prrSJNTSS ATTUE EXCHAN,;E

m. Christmas holidays the etup in real
.tsse which market
.r,oo OF the The brokers
.rts Of city and Brooklyn Humphrey A. Bodine
"a for Samuel billiard Nos 552 $50 and 662
pacific st. Brookyni four thrsesory awering houses
~ 500 each for the swner 49, I'LL l23
ia Albany Brooklyn four three.stoy dwelling houses
Oar s. 500 each The broker has sold W.
mar the atory ANA basement private house No G East
Seventy ffthsI the northwest corner OF Parkave Tor
Sls.Ooo.
During the public hours yesterday Messrs. A. H. Muller
son sold Nos 1873 and 7s5 Thiriays. two avsrory
10 les, The Siddns began si2 900 and up 70
r. same buyer sI5ooo i. sayth .oa HndeS
iss east Of renavs vac mt lot @51Ss for 500 to the
psn large sParTen1 house IN Bed,oras. i've
the Exchange lot s6o,Ooo
NEw-YoRK Tuesday. Dec. 81, 1887.
The following the Exchange Auction
by A. H. Muller d Son
i5ss s,sss;s: So'7 r. ioo;h-ss plot 80. ooo
By JoAn F. Il. Smpfa.
Hot s.ws.t l4othst 100 # of lo-ave 25Isal osoo
BY Iairchdd d De Watt,mSs
Sale 81 wsr re y non Sa 40 a n1S
EgJ Thomas ; s,sar@s
nso i1xiHrton'ave. Withdrew.
REFORMED REAL EsrArG rR \NsTEG7-v. Y CITY.
The following real estate transactions recorded
in the REGISTERS Ofice today
isolh-st n ;. 25o1t " OF sti.av. 25x9S IL John
orcS. ave. Pa !, q JON. s. Ea;i ircaent
west Firn. part OF frm o; W. H. Morris esq lois
49, 90 inclnsiye Isl OTIS y ." cor a" CaIhaiinc
Jc6n jacob Astor to ChauGcey NJ - 500 oOs
ct al to Rsiiev ~ 500
100 ............. 1000
BIZ" 5.2Oo
10 Rrccn i. Loo .......... 1000
SAM : . \ 200
Bfacndcr and wife to cosliri s. 900
Sppcn elmer aud wife Tsyor -. $1,000
' srch AMI wife 10 { $4,000
Clever %. 900
'''a and vile to ii L Mount $4,000
Bel ana II loren .................... $500
II L Fa'ips special sHard an. 10 Harry Fise. ~
ii fisc 1c4cs
u" toJ II u aers --....... 1885
'0' 0r,r ri a. ~ " sra .....-..... $50
"n eSs,i~. 3 i P e s+', 1911 Wmw d
Wa la a 81 snG %is ct
Brand an vile to Beck 25.5oe
Down a. Bowes .-...-..... 1880
81, ef"e T. II McG smith .'-..,.. 1880
loeth'si :. oTe s.avt 25yio0il Locnr ,oo
sam Bw,er ....,.',....... 2o.55o
"'1 Me5 IL iV o. ..'N' 10000
It.a,,r ami vile 10 > /; Leavt ...... 10000
p7th.si. d llfi-avc. 25NlOu.ll; Cbas
Bu lldorf and VIE la T. Us n......-........::
l49ilisf As II go Sil-a,e &5G9a II; lhos II
Thora. AL executors. - "a Il Forman- Sou
2d1yg Sos o. ygyS'' - MO- by 10000
eds. s MI Vie To- I;rsmGrr $4,000
loi1' "a, hr go, ~ I'm - 1900
eth ave- o. 90 VI 7Gtltsi. iO1xlo2.@ I'd \ DAVIS
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28
THE DEBENTURES

OF THIS COMPANY REAR SIX PER CENT IN.
TEREST. PAYABLE sEMLANNUALLY. AT THE
BANK or NEW-YORk y. u. s., AND ARE
SECURED BY FIRST MORTGAGES OF REAL
ESTATE DEPOSITED WITH THE FARMERS LOAN
AND Trust COMPANY. WE ALSO OFFER CARE.
FULLY SELECTED SCHOOL BONDS AND FARM
MORTGAGES.
THESE SECURITIES ARE ENTIRELY FREE FROM
ANY SPECULATIVE ELEMENT
WE HAVE INVESTED ~ WESTERN MORT
CAGES FOR NEARLY TWELVE YEARS TIE
AMOUNT OF FORECLOSURES DURING THAT
PERIOD IL ONE-THiRD OF ONE PR CENT OF
THE TOTAL AMOUNT INVESTED. AND THE
FORECLOSURES HAVE YIELDED LARGE NET
PROFIT.
MEW.EN0aAND LOAN g. TRUST Co.,
100 BROADWAY NY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28
Giip propsrtp cantea.

VVANTED.-3 or a large lofts in Readc
W l,uane or Pearl Bta. near Elm $50 ,,.-,,.,,,c
3 Beeku:,pst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28
DiplScno No.icsj.

NINTH NATIONAL BANK.
NFw-NoHN bee. - 1897
4 DIVIDEND of three and one half l3i2l per
~ upon the capital stock Of tns bank has been he
clared l,avablr after January .. 1855
The transfer books Will remain closet uniil that date
ii. H. MARIO. Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28

By FairchHd d De WdtiiSarSs
Sale OF warehouse with lots. No ) East lstl-st ms
AZ OF 5th-ave. ADJOURNED 10 Jan. =.
In J Thomas SteGrHs.
Of a 81 last "A TIA f. Is
i1xiE gton'aye. Withdrawn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28
Ciin llropcrtn 90 cel.

70 LET Tor dwelling or for business Who'e
RI ~ OF - linton place. Dst BrJa lwsy an L nj
j.. gUIAND & WITHIN, > BrcKnan- 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28

E prr Cant Guar ufcrl Mortgages rum u; hF' NpHh
constantly on tnl fpr sac par AUD accrued interest
over dfty Htns, al over t"' hihlfet Ih'ti
mol securities. -.
Depo-ors Bank parties ~h tra't Iunh' an
investors. iste+
securities. seII 10. pIHpLe. giving l"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28

BIZ Jokn F. L.. SUpfh.
! lot West l40th- 100 II G of lUll-ave 25I99ll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28

NEw-YORK, Tuesday. Dec. 27, 1887.
The following saes hold at the Exchange and Auction
to-day:
BY A. II. Muller II Son
6story tenements, with plot OF land Nos l. T9% and
1875 8 ave. IS. 507 Il OF lO0;h-sL plot 504x
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28

PECoRpFD REAL EsrArG rR \NsTET7-N Y. CITY. |
The following tho rea estate nacons recorded
n the ResIstrT's Ofice today
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-11-17
Loves Calendar.

Alice. sweet Alice the blooms on the May
Tho -priur- time has come and | love your
30 dearly;
Come out in the orchard. I've something to
say,
While the bird. are all singing 50 .weetly
and clearly"
But Alice was coy and Lubn was shy;
When he asked. Did she love himg' she
court sled aud said,
with a laugh on her lip and CLEAN in her
eye,
I'm answer you that when the roses are
red
Alice sweet Alice the red roses blow.
The summer has come and | love you so
dearly
Come out in the garden and answer me now.
While the nightingale singeth SO sweetiy aud
clearly
But Alice was coy and Lubin WAS shy;
When he pressed for an answer she only
booked down.
With half mind to laugh md half mind To
cry
Said. I'm answer YOU when these green
leaves are brown"
Alice. sweet Alice, the dead leaves are
brown.
The autumn here and love you so dear
Now surely at last may call you mine own,
For the nightingse's gone and the innet
sings clearly"
Then Alice booked up with "a tear in her eye.
And Lubin he smiled and forgot to be shy,
And he bent down 10 hear. while she whisper
ed him low
I'm answer YOU that meath the green mi-tie-
toe"
-L"ndon Tr"th.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-11-17
A Woman s Tact.

The eccentricities Of the country
chooI''committee man" are many. ani
have often been painted in giowi.g CO..
ors. The follow NJ incident occurred
in Connecticut, AMI may be added t,
those already known: a rich youug
woman, tined Of the do-nolhing life Of a
luxurious bone. one winter deci lr to
teach school both for the pleasure Of
doing something and earning -ume
money of her own. She applied for
the position Of teaching in a district
school, and her acceptance depended
upon the decision of one man who
evidently thought she VAS too dainty
for the place. The committee man said
to her, after much silent deliheration:
II know you've got book larning, and
all that bat have you got grit be YOU
spunky?' II be- replied the applicant
with fine tact, and she got the position.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-11-17
pleasant. and used largely by families

pleasant, and used largely by families
In griddle cakes. ETC., there is no i'm
purity to be found and it is perfectly
nutritious and wholesome, to which the
best chemists in the country will test
iiy." Glucose and grare sugar are the
same production, other than the glucose
is Il higher grade Of goods than the
sugar, which is hard substance and
not as good.
Domestic glucose is worth from
3-4c TO lie as to quality, and
grape sugar l-2a3 LIE. Imported
glucose sells at 4 &c TO 6 LIE. The
importer has to pay duty Of so per
cent. ad valorum, and is not considered
as good as the domestic, it being made
from potatoes, aud the price Interfering
with The sale. Tine heaviest glucose il
the home made. ard can hc taken in the
hand in fact il is uard 60 discriminate
between il and malaSscs except for iar
color
In addition T., The above named CONE
panies. there is one in Peoria III ::
l'aNtitppitE ip"a, hdHStS Wv. VI ~,
and Chicago. III. The laiter'- 600 :
are mostly sugar. and make IT, ~, i
sugar in the country, containing - Ter
cent. OF saccharinc matt and j. In a
graduated form Brewer, usa i,
largely. a. do wooien mills for >.zitg.
and conttctioners II limited extent.
'pwards Of forty millions 81 do!la,>
capital is locked up and in,est i ~
manufacturer, in these products, an
the labor il employs j one of no small
Importance among our rruntrv~ ill.,
du-iries
In the | ni;cd States the manufacture
Of gliro>e - OF comparatively recent
origin, bat ALREADY the lactoric, for ii,
prodnctlou cmpior thousands of people
aud represent t,n yc~tmcnt II mot Tar
from forty millions Of dollars. c"n~um-
ING au Immense quantity If our great
staple, corn. and turning il into glucose
tc"Fn syrup, oi a quality thal j. not
surpassed by any pro.uc, ia the WORTH
liut. n might have been expected
the truductiou into lnetir,t II thi~
manufacture, 20 old in Europe. I ,n.iug
IN contact ~ it Inevitably would. witu
established interests, created a.pfn a4d
aroused opposition
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-11-17
Glucose.
The Commercial Reporter.

During the past few years the con
sumption of glucose has beer OF such a
magnitude that il may we'll be called
one of our important mercantile allies.
The public are not generally aware of
what glucose Is composed OF, what il is,
etc. consequently, during the week
past. one of our reporters has CLEANED
all Information possible in reference
70 the article which is yet destined to
be one Of Americas leading produ t.
ions.
Calling on the only dealers in New
England, Messers. Alexander Bros. &
Co. of Chasnam street, who have been
for many years engaged in the sale OF
glucose, representing the leading mann
facturers, they were only too happy to
give the scribe all information in their
power.
"Do we handle glucose said Mr..
Chas. Alexander, Il guess we do, and
have for the last fifteen Years. but
what a difference there is in the trade
now. When we first commenced
handling the article the demand did
not exceed four or five barrels per
month, and now what is it :! why i'm.
mense No one can form the slightest
idea fit We are sole agents for New
England for the Duryea's grape sugar
and glucose known as the Glen Cove
Manufacturing Company Of New York ;
the American Glucose Company of
Buffalo, n. Y. the Geneva Grape Sugar
Co. of Geneva, i'll. and the II and ".
Importers of Germany. We sell to
confectioners. bakers, syrup makers,
preservers and molasses mixers. cotton
mills, chemists, morocco leather manr-
facturers and brewers; we also ship
largely to Canada and the Provinces.
and why should there not be large de-
mand for il? Is glucose not the sweet
ening matter in the corn, just the same
as sugar is to the cane! The best
quality of glucose is clear white and
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-11-17


,,,nn;a /, .,,o,rs 80 nur ueorra.
r;'3as ,ow a. "a ara,r and nn;nboh;,a.
tlo waste man which h.ras of viI
horses ana c,,,I. rr,1o IN; ar,. Lunt-
"a fn, ,hair Ash bv =, ,ey, hands of
..,-,,,. Ind;,,,. az ;,unar,sa s,.,nra
I am nno,ino ,rn,p a school. hnnk nul,-
l;.b.d IN 1sSf anil IN c,,nmn, usc in
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,ri,es similar ;n,oru,t;nn nbol,; ..the
I,oo,.,;,. rnnc.,i.ra,,nu" I, makes
,be arrnutinrs r,,r Win rac, 10 cai.
,l.,.i, rn,,,,r, H.. ,,r.ut;uc CnnC.J.r
a,;., !, ,,,ulJ ha INST a. r,lit,. ,nd
,.rn,ert, .,II III. ihc ..Cnnfedcr,,r
-, ,,o,;ca 4 l,,tcr I.I,,J,
~ wo. r,p,ht 10 vim, tb,t nam. "A
,lo man I'm, our nubli.b.rs sin insist,
nnon teen,na !, ,hrr, Il j 10, a
confederation ;, i Nation. will, a
ii, ~ like nur.-nnn ,oI ,,,...,nrn.
IN, r,;,a3 wo >,,,a d,id.d ~, ran
and nh I'm, ar, or ,lino he tryei-
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do;n,, th.. ,atx,, I'm. summit. d.,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-11-17
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

OFFICE OF CONTROLLER OF THE CuRHESCY,
Washington, October "A, lssT
WHEREAS by satisfactory evidence presented
w to the undersigned, it mas been made to APP
pear that The BuTrill National Bank, Of Ellis
worth in the City Of Ellsworth, in the county of
Hancock and State of Maine, has complied with all
provisions Of the statutes Of the United >tates re
qnired to lie complied with before an association,
shall be authorized to commence the business Of
Banking Now therefore / William l.. Trenholm.
Comptroller of the Currency, do hereby certify
that The Burrill National Bank, Of Ellsworth, .
in the City Of Ellsworth, in the County Of Hancock
and state % Maine, is authOIt4 ed 10 commence the
business Of Ranking as provided IN section fifty;
one hundred and sisty-Hi 9f the Revised
statutes of the United states.
In testimony whereof witness my hand and seal
of office this 24th day of October. Isl.
LS1 Signed, W. l.. TRENHOLM,
No $500 Comptroller of the currency.
l0w43
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-11-17
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-11-17

THE subscribers hereby give public notice to all
L concerned that they have been duly appointed
and have taken upon themselves, the trust OF
administrators of the estate OF Joseph smith late
of Ellsworth, in the county OF Hancock. deceased,
by giving bond as the law directs, they therefore
request all persons who are indebted 20 the said
deeeased's estate, to make immediate payment,
and those who have any demands thereon to eX-
hibit the same for payment.
EMILY l.. SMITH.
EsERARD q. SMITH.
Oct II, 1ssT. SwA
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